Epworth League Discusses World Relationships
Epworth League members gathered last evening to discuss World Relationships with Leonard Fowl leading a talk on the New Frontiers of the Enterprise assisted by Richard Boone Edward Bembower and Mary Bush. Special music was provided by Katherine and Eleanor Highgate with a church service attendance planned for February eighth. Eleven youths attended the mid year institute in New London from January first to February first, reporting a profitable convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Leonard Fowl
Richard Boone
Edward Bembower
Mary Bush
Katherine
Eleanor Highgate
New London
Musical Art Student Department Meeting Planned
Elyria Musical Art Society student department will meet Tuesday afternoon at the Ingwer home corner of St. Clair and Ohio. Walter Hinkle leads a program entirely by the boys followed by a social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elyria Musical Art Society
Ingwer
St. Clair and
Ohio Street
Walter Hinkle
Service men's rally at Lorain yesterday afternoon
A service men's rally was held in Lorain yesterday afternoon with attending veterans and local organizers. The event highlighted support for troops and community morale, featuring brief remarks and group participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Nighttime air raid guided by Northern Lights noted
One of World War s largest air raids used the aurora borealis to aid operations. The entire North Sea glowed with a white radiance that night, a phenomenon still mysterious to scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Community schedule of clubs and church groups
Various meetings and events listed for local organizations. Comraderie Club at the Y, Fidelis Class with Mrs. Florence Shaffer, V F W dance at Woodmen hall, I O O F hall meetings, Church of Christ workers conference, Knight of Pythias rendezvous, Bible School Faculty at 7 30, Methodist Official Board at 7 30, Musical Art Society rehearsal at Y M C A, Cloverleaf Circle at 350 Oxford Avenue, Merrie Club with Mrs Gruse on Adams Street, West Side Guild with Mrs Foley, Pilgrim Church Woman's Association at 7 30, Woman's Relief Corps luncheon at Mrs Kent's home, St Paul Church council, St John Young People play on Third Street, Neighborhood Bible Class at 2 00 with Mrs Marvey Cunningham, Mrs Wilford teacher ary at Antlers Hotel in Lorain, Utopia Club with Mrs Le Roy Wessel on Winckle Street, Daughters of St Andrew benefit bridge at Mrs Wehrhoff's Park Avenue home, Round Table Club with Mr and Mrs J H Hurst.
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Comraderie Cly
Y. W. C. A. Fidelis
Florence Shaffer
Woodmen Hall
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Canton Lorain
Workers’ Conference
Church of Christ
Chevalier Lodge Knights of Pythias
The
Methodist Church
Musical Art Society
St. Paul's Church
J. Breaudigan
Oxford Avenue
Merrie Club
Margaret Gruse
Adams Street
West Side Guild
St. Andrew's Church
J. A. Foley
Pilgrim Church Woman's Association
Woman’s Relief Corps
Myrta Kent
Church Council of
St. Paul’s
St. John’s
Third Street
Marvey Cunningham
Stanford Avenue
Wilford
Ary
Antlers
Lorain
Utopia Club
Leroy Wessel
Winckle Street
Daughters of St. Andrew
Wehrhoff
Park Avenue
Round Table Club
J. H. Hurst
Sixth Street
Grace Lutheran
Allyan Gehl
East Broad Street
St. Agnes
Bessie Hurd
Highland Court
Stentz
Elizabeth Stevens Society
the First Methodist Church
Central Guild of
St. Andrew’s Church
Jerome Fletcher
Kenyon Avenue
North Side Guild of
St. Andrew
Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church
United Presbyterian Church
Literary Club
Edith Harris
Eastern Heights Boulevard
Boys’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Elyria Lodge No
Community groups schedule in Elyria churches and clubs
Local notices list meetings across Grace Lutheran St Agnes and other organizations. Events include PTA gatherings W C A benefit, American Legion Auxiliary 8 PM, Bible Classes District 11, Elizabeth Stevens Society business dinner program, and guilds at St Andrews and United Presbyterian churches.
Community group meetings and church notes briefed
Various local groups hold meetings this week. Gates P T A and Garford P T A meet at 3 30 with speakers on art in the home and regular agendas. Church groups including United Lutheran, St Andrew’s, and Second Congregational plan vestry, missionary, and auxiliary activities with dates and host addresses listed.
Community church groups hold a busy week of gatherings
A long list of church and club events runs through the week. Activities include Mother-Daughter banquets at First Methodist with multiple societies, St Andrew’s Girls’ Dinner, Circle meetings, Card Club sessions, and PTAs at several congregations, with venues and hosts named across city streets.
Local church and club meetings planned in Elyria area
Circles 4 and 5 of First Congregational hold a 12 30 birthday tureen luncheon at the County Christian Endeavor banquet at Elyria Church of Christ at 6 30 Miss Helen Welshimer speaker Eastern Stars meet in the evening with Dr R R Bevard as speaker American Yeomen gather Widening Circle of First Baptist meets at Hast Avenue house at 2 00 with Mrs Shrubsole hostess Four O Clock club with Mrs C G Washburn at 1 00 United Club hosts with Mrs Herbert Smith and Mrs Charles Lord Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club with Genevieve Segka of Lorain St Johns Young People gather in the evening H P Chapman Camp No 6 Sons of Union Veterans meet
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First Congregational Church
County Christian Endeavor
Elyria
United Club
Herbert Smith
Charles Lord
Jolly Sixteen Five Hundred Club
Genevieve Segka
Lorain
St. John’s
H. P. Chapman
Sons of Union Veterans
Innes Fraser Wedding Solemnized in Cleveland
Miss Georgine Innes wed George Fraser of Cleveland at Old Stone Church in Cleveland on Saturday afternoon. The bride wore powder blue silk with roses, and brides maid Annie Mitchell wore tan formal wear. Best man was Robert Fraser, ceremony by Dr. Mark. The couple's wedding dinner followed and they departed for a Montreal honeymoon, to live on Dennison Avenue in Cleveland. Mrs Fraser is sister of Thomas Innes of Bath Street and formerly of Kirkcaldy, Scotland, and joins Daughters of Scotia and Daughters of Scotland Elyria.
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Old Stone Church
Cleveland
Georgine Innes
George Fraser
Aberdeen
Scotland
Annie Mitchell
Robert Fraser
Mark
Thomas Innes
Thomas Mitchell
Elyria
Fraser
Montreal
Canada
Dennison Avenue
Thomas Inn
Intermediate C E of Church of Christ First Meeting
The newly organized Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ held its first meeting with fifty two in attendance. Miss Dorothy Barton, advisor, led a birthday party style session marking the fiftieth anniversary of Christian Endeavor as each member extinguished a lit candle. Paul Wainwright and Walter Smith sang a duet. Miss Donna King will lead next Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Church of Christ
Dorothy Barton
Organization of Christian Endeavor
Paul Wainwright
Walter Smith
Donna King
Mr and Mrs P W Bruce Silver Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs P W Bruce of Indian Hollow road were surprised on their silver wedding anniversary Sunday as relatives brought well filled baskets for a noon dinner. Red carnations centered the table and the honor guests received a purse of silver.
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P. W. Bruce
Indian Hollow Road
Bible Class Discusses Lesson at First Congregational Church
The church morning session opened with Mr. Bailey presenting Jesus role among His people of The Great Physician and His healing as evidence of divinity or deviltry. The discussion highlighted Ras 12a modern medical miss and the Great Physician's work among recipients. The social meeting date was changed to Friday the 13th to avoid contact with the Masonic Chorus, with plans for a program on the 20th.
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Bailey
Jesus
Reuter
Yta Seaker
Cariss
McWilliams
Cetes
W C A Weeekly Events
The schedule lists weekly W C A events including Musqua Girl Reserves and Comraderie Club on Monday, Wesida G R and Federation Benefit Bridge on Tuesday, Staff Meeting and Friendship Club on Wednesday, Cosmopolitan Club and multiple G R groups on Thursday, and Keossa win G R and Wyan dotte G R with a Tureen Supper on Friday.
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Musqua Girl
Comraderie Club
Wesida G. R
Federation Benefit Bridge
Friendship Club
Athletic Club
Cosmopolitan Club
Cumtux G. R
Cononquaha G. R
Cawwense G. R
G. R
Keossawin G. R
Wyandotte G. R. Tureen
County C. E. Celebrates Golden Jubilee
Lorain County C. E. Union marked the Golden Jubilee with a meeting at Emanuel Evangelical Church Lorain Corliss Miller read the C. E. history Mrs Yontz and Walter L. Wilson spoke on C. E. in the Past Mrs Wilson Brownhelm discussed Present C. E. led by Kenneth Barton 51 representatives attended musical numbers and a tureen supper was announced for Monday at 6 30 at the church to close the anniversary celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Lorain County
C. EE. Union
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Lorain
C. E
Corliss Miller
C. EE
Yontz
Walter L. Wilson
Elyria
Wilson
Brownhelm
Kenneth Barton
Second Congregational
C. E. Society
Monthly Church of Christ Endeavor meeting at Upper Room
The monthly consecration meeting of the Church of Christ Endeavor was held in the Upper Room Sunday evening with Lillian Mallory leading and a discussion on The Christian Endeavor Society in the Program of the Church. Ray Brunger and Harold Parks sang Brighten the Corner. A novelty program is planned for next Sunday. Wayne Burdue arranges the Golden Jubilee Banquet for County C E members at 6 30 p.m. in the Elyria Church of Christ dining room Friday. Miss Helen Welshimer of Canton, Ohio is main speaker. Dinner reservations due by Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ Endeavor
Lillian Mallory
Christian Endeavor Society
Church
Ray Brunger
Harold Parks
County Union
Wayne Burdue
C. E
Elyria Church of Christ
Helen Welshimer
Canton
Ohio
Birthday Party Honors Mrs Perkins at Kenyon Avenue
Mr and Mrs Arthur Perkins entertained twenty five relatives and friends Sunday for Mrs Perkins birthday. Flowers and a white birthday cake decorated the table. Gifts were exchanged and guests included the Allen and Rowland families from Elyria North Olmsted Cleveland Fields Jeromesville and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Perkins
Kenyon Avenue
H. A. Baehr
Fields
Simon Rowland
A. C. Rowland
Jeromesville
Ira Rowland
Boyd Fridline
Ashland
Junior Music Club Recital At Hessler Home
Piano pupils of Miss M Ruth Hessler performed at a Saturday recital held January 31 with varied numbers. The program included a car training segment and musical games followed by refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ruth Hessler
Misses Garnett and Wilson Leave for Wooster College
Misses Garnett and Evelyn Wilson depart last evening for Wooster College in Wooster Ohio after visiting her parents at 450 Earl Court for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnett
Evelyn Wilson
Wooster College
Wooster
Ohio
Earl Court
Delightful Dinner Party at Fritz Home
A dinner for twelve was held yesterday at Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz home at 335 Stanford Avenue. The table featured pink sweet peas and tall candles. Guests from Cleveland included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hotes, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wurtz, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Beal, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hotes, and Mrs. Charles Hill of Elyria attended. An informal social hour followed before departure, with a refreshment course served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fritz
Stanford Avenas
Fred Hotes
Henry Wurtz
Alvin Beal
Herman Hotes
Cleveland
Charles Hill
Elyria
Birthday Surprise Party for R. G. Dumke in Elyria
A birthday surprise was held at Foster avenue for R. G. Dumke with games and music. Guests from Elyria New Oberlin Wellington and Grafton attended including C Barkknecht Frank and Dumke families and other relatives. The guest of honor received a gift of money.
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R. G. Dumke
Foster Avenue
C. Barkknecht
Frank Smith
Mrs Dumke
Arthur Barkknecht
Elmer Arias
Pete Horvath
Fred Raphael
Elyria
John Barkelay
Christ Justin
New Oberlin
Herman Dumke
Eric Dumke
Wellington
Harry Menford
Grafton
Kovacs Silver Anniversary at West River Street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kovacs of 449 West River Street celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary Sunday evening at seven o clock. Forty guests attended and showered the honorees with rice and a large basket of pink and white roses tied with a silver bow. Tables were adorned in silver and white with sweet peas and carnations. Two large wedding cakes displayed a miniature bride and groom as decorative features. Many gifts were presented and the evening included social games and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kovacs
West River Street
Marriage Licenses Issued in Lorain Area
Charles Huber Bollman 30 and Rose Broun 27 both of Lorain receive licenses with Rev Hallock officiating. John Garwol 25 of Lorain and Regina Mikolanis 21 of Lorain married by Rev Dembrowski. James Comiskey 25 of Lorain and Helen Tobias 21 of Tain wed under Rev Marshall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huber Bollman
Mansfield
Rose Broun
Lorain
Hallock
John Garwol
Regina Mikolanis
Dembrowski
James Comiskey
Helen Tobias
Tain
Marshall
Admisions and Discharges List From Elyria Area
Admission entries include Mrs Earl Northcroft of 3 Jackson Terrace Mr and Mrs Joseph Pusateri of 306 Blaine Street Mrs Ned Palm of 11 Phillips Court Donald Hecock R D 3 Elyria Mrs Leslie Terrell of 155 Courtland Discharges include Michael Keaveny 91 West River Street Genevieve Williston 239 Gates Avenue Steve Vargo Oberlin George Miller 715 Middle Avenue Donald Hecock R D Elyria Mrs Rudolf Heintz baby boy Wellington Mrs William Griffin and baby girl 509 East Avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Northcroft
Jackson Terrace
Joseph Pusateri
Blaine Street
Ned Palm
Phillips Ct
Donald Hecock
R. D
Elyria
Leslie Terrell
Courtland Street
Michael Keaveny
West River Street
Genevieve Williston
Gates Avenue
Steve Vargo
Oberlin
George Miller
Middle Avenue
Elytia
Rudolf He
Elyria Note on Local Visitors and Family News
Tace, a son at Elyria Memorial hospital, February first. Misses Barbara Plocher and Marian Daney, students at Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware, Ohio, were week-end guests of their parents in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bivins and son, Harry, of Lake Avenue, returned from visiting relatives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tace
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Barbara Plocher
Marian Daney
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Ohio
Claude Bivins
Harry
Lake Avenue
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Local Personal Notices Highlight Weekend Visits and Births
Alliance Ohio residents Mrs. F L Van Horn and Mr. James Van Horn hosted a weekend reunion. Wakeman visitors called on ill Mrs A J Jackson at her son Rays home on Grafton road. Theodore Blair from St Marys Seminary spent the weekend at his home 628 Dewey. Luke Smiths in Huron hosted relatives Kathleen Vincent Marie and Robert. Leslie Larkins visited relatives in Lorain, while Guy B Findlay attended funeral of R E Gilbert in Monroe Mills. DeForest Smith and G A Brown were in town for social and family events. Ned Palm and family welcomed a baby boy born at Elyria Memorial Hospital Saturday January 31. Paul Blair and George Williams spent weekend in Pittsburgh visiting friends. Born to Earl Northcroft and spouse at 3 Jackson Terrace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. van Horn
Alliance
Ohio
James van Horn
Middle Avenue
Charles Jackson
Wakeman
A. J. Jackson
Ray Jackson
Grafton Road
Theodore Blair
St. Mary’s Seminary
Cleveland
Dewey Avenue
Matthew Smith
Kathleen
Vincent
Marie
Robert
Huron
Mark Smith
Huron Street
Leslie Larkins
North Street
Lorain
Guy B Findlay
Abbey Road
Monroe Mills
R. E. Gilbert
Findlay
Anderson
G. A. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Hamilton
Ned Palm
Phillipscourt
Elytia Memorial Hospital
Paul Blair
Elyria
George Williams
Emil Holzhaurer Paintings At Oberlin Museum Exhibit
The Allen Art Museum at Oberlin College will display oil paintings and watercolors by Emil Holzhaurer in February. A German-born artist who settled in America, Holzhaurer served in the U S Field Artillery in the war and has gained national recognition. His works include New York City scenes, the Hudson River, and Monhegan Island fishermen. The show, featuring about thirty or forty works, will be open to the public throughout February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ohio
Allen Art Museum
Oberlin College
Emil Holzhauer
Germany
Mr. Holzhauer
New York City
U. S. Field Artillery
Holzhauer
America
Patricia
Chicago
Wellington Gas Rate Discussion At Council Meeting
Wellington trustees plan a regular council session this evening to discuss and settle the village gas rate issue. The Board of Public Affairs also holds its regular meeting on Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington High Faces Vermilion Away Friday
Wellington High travels to Vermilion on Friday February 6 to meet Vermilion in a boys basketball game. A large contingent of Wellington fans is expected to accompany the team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington High
Vermilion
Youngster Escapes Injury As Truck Crashes Into Lab
Warren Church and his parents recount a Saturday afternoon crash on Prospect Street when a truck from Garretson Lumber yard driven by Ernest Poiner failed to see cyclist Church on the sidewalk. The bicycle was smashed beyond repair but the boy was uninjured according to Mr and Mrs Charles Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wijtry Warren Church
Charles Church
Albert Warren
Ernest Poiner
Poiner
Garretson
Prospect Street
Church
Stork News: Elyria Baby Born at Falls Clinic
Born to Mrs. Lloyd Handley of Elyria a daughter weighing seven and a half pounds arrived Saturday evening at the Falls Clinic hospital building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stork News
Lloyd Handley
Elyria
Falls Clinic Hospital
Wellington Pilot Flies East To New Route
James Gott of Wellington has become a pilot on a Ford Passenger Mail plane operating between Cleveland and New York. He previously piloted a Cleveland to Chicago route for the same service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gott
Gay Gott
Wellington
Cleveland
New York
Gott
Chicago
Francis Willard Day Observed By Local WCTU
The annual Francis Willard Day will be observed by the local WCTU on Tuesday afternoon this week. Meetings are also noted for the American Legion Auxiliary and Farm Women's Club. The Congregational church Woman's Association will meet Wednesday at two third p.m. with the Foreign Missions department led by Mrs. Recard and guest speaker Miss Edith Husted on furlough from Japan. Mrs. John Stacey and Mrs. C. L. Hill are serving as hostesses for Wellington Sorosts and the Methodist church Official Board plans a meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Willard
American Legion Auxiliary
Farm Woman’s Club
Grange Hall
Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
Foreign Missions Department
Recard
Edith Husted
Japan
John Stacey
C. L. Hill
Wellington
The
Methodist Church
Local Social Guests Share Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Spencer Corlett of Hudson hosted Mr and Mrs Franklin Jones. Mr and Mrs Ralph Bennet and Dr and Mrs J Sydlow of Cleveland visited Mrs Bennett and Dr Sydlow’s sister Mrs R W Falls on Sunday. Wellington members studying banking in Elyria will attend a social evening at the American Legion hall Elyria on Wednesday. Burt Curtice attended the Ex-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Corlett
Hudson
Franklin Jones
Ralph Bennet
J. Sydlow
Cleveland
Bennett
Sydlow
R. W. Falls
Wellington
Lorain County Banking Institute
Elyria
Institute
American Legion Hall
Burt Curtice
Canada on Parade to.broadcast nationally from Toronto
Toronto report notes a distinctly Canadian radio program titled Canada on Parade aimed for Dominion-wide airing within months. It will showcase top Canadian musical and acting talent with brief historical and inspirational addresses by prominent public officials to highlight Canada's vastness and potential greatness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Hydro to Spend Over Four Million on Primary Line Work
Ontario Hydro Electric commission announces planned 1931 primary line construction cost exceeding 4 million dollars. The plan includes building about 1 850 miles of primary lines, raising total mileage to nearly 9 000 miles with a large portion of the outlay directed to labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Ont
Ontario Hydro-Electric Commission
England’s Window Tax: A Long-Running Levy in History
The long period window tax in England imposed charges based on the number of windows in a building. This peacetime revenue measure affected architecture and daily life, shaping house design and urban planning as households sought to reduce tax through fewer windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Pedro bunco prizes lunch Tuesday at Woodmen's hall
A community event at Woodmen's hall offers bunco games with prizes and a lunch on Tuesday evening February 3rd, inviting local players to participate. The notice highlights social gathering and fundraising potential with simple details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedro
Bunco
Woodmen's Hall
Message circle by Ford Fryberger tonight
Ford Fryberger hosts a message circle session at 650 Broad this evening, inviting locals to share reflections and discussions in a casual gathering. The event promises an informal, collaborative atmosphere and open dialogue among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Fryberger
Broad
Sorrow and Hospitality in Grief by Aubrey de Vere
A reflective verse urging readers to calmly receive sorrow as a divine messenger. It counsels courtesy to affliction, maintaining marble like calm, and treating grief as majestic and uplifting, capable of cleansing and strengthening the soul. The stanza emphasizes rising to greet pain, laying bare burdens, and forbearing passion to preserve inner serenity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey T. de Vere
International Alumni Club plans Toronto dinner for alliance
More than 700 invitations have been sent to graduates of British American and foreign colleges living in Toronto to attend a dinner at the Arts and Letters Club where the formation of an international alumni association will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Arts and Letters Club
Way to Get At a Cold Is Through the Bowels
An old advertisement claims catching a cold is treated by laxatives. It promotes cascara and Cascaretts as the pleasant, quick, and inexpensive solution to relieve stomach and bowel issues during a cold. The text urges using cascara with mild laxative effects and frames it as a doctor recommended remedy, costing a dime.
Party at Agnes Hall Tuesday Night Invites All
A social notice invites the community to an old time gathering at Agnes Hall on Tuesday night. Event details are sparse but mention a festive local atmosphere with an open invitation to all residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Hall
Funeral services for Mrs Marion Sprague
All members of American Legion Auxiliary are requested to attend the funeral at 140 Harvard Ave at 2 00 PM Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Marion Sprague
Harvard Ave
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Epworth Leaguers
Musical Art
Sirbane
Gates Parent Teacher Association
Dorothy Jones
Garford Parent Teacher Association
Roosevelt Parent Teacher Association
Emanuel Lutheran Church
A. J. Fenner
Garford Avenue
Strobel
United Lutheran Church
St. Clair Rebekah Lodge
Woman’s Auxiliary
Minnie Hummer
Royal Neighbors of America
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ada Heimbach
Fourth Street
Nurses
Woman's Association of
E. J. Howenstine
Women’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ
W. C. Fowler
Lorain Misionary Society
Division L
Second Congregational Church
Women’s
First Methodist Church
Girls’ Friendly Society
Jenkin Edwards
Sky
Emma Dean Anderson Crele
United Presbyterian Churckh
Circle No
Mra
Jlo Hurst
St. Mary’s
Cardboard Club
Jade Tea Room
H. C. Eckenroad
Harvard
Tareer
Women's Missionary Society of the United Presbyterian Church
Jefferson Parent Teacher Association
Intermediate C. E
Mrs. Bruce
County C. E
Perkins
Junior Music Club
Merry Affai
C. W. Phillips
Council
Mother Gray
Virginia Cherrill
RADIO
Lenes
Elyria Savings Trust
Phil’s Barber Shop
Turner
Boltey School OF Music
Day’s Music
Ry Lwtted Plants
Ujy
Kellogg Company
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